... tci Dally aewsa wecoule to aiother paper,which we had cited in Mr Whithy's adverto t as followan- ,,The Canterbury Netws, Speaking of 'The Lady of Lyons,' t ?? M Augustus Wuitby lsoked end acted his rest well, end dressed elegantly.' Now we feel beueid ...

... etcellence for which ilE LONOeen by UNAL has ever been distinguished. There are also ?? being published week~ serie ?? ?? HOW TO SPEAK THE t RENCsouthataHE LNG Ora iITHIOJT THEA AID OF A MASTER,' withpplr n oe E~ssays, ScientifI6 Noticee, Interesting Details ...

... 2eith attention until the following iseek. ?? H. 81.-The last night of the Old Adelphi weas June 2d, 1858. G. H.-Strictly speaking the person would be liable to a penalty as d n the coin of the sealm. H. S.Z..-The gentleman's age is about fifty-six. F ...

... stands good for seven years. beenD. (Sof tabpton)th Tya expense of a transfer of license amounts to 7s. Fd. J. G.-Strictlg speaking, yes; bnt under certain circtem- stances they may he shot without a license. of. M.-We waill attend to it. J. M. T.:. We ...

... would have it to be. There u enugh romance-delicious, intoxicating romance, in real efe-if will but see and imbibe it. You speak weetl and think well, but what have you experienced ? You are like a stream running, it would appear, along green meadows, ...

... the peace with impunity. What- ever charge your letter contains is communicated to that person, and not published. It is speaking, orwriting, or printing, for the information of a third party that makes the libel. PooR DEBTOR.-Nrext week. J. W.-About ...

... are rarely paid, and the laser generally stands a dinnaer, wohen ever a 8seria glass the mastter is for- gotten. Strictly speaking the bet is a hat sl1d should be paid like any other sager, hltt the msay see havesozsggested strikes sos as hcinq the bes ...

... OF TIlE LATEST BETTING IS PUBLISHED DAILY, dlti will be Stiut oln receipt of a stamped directed envelope. L l jI, WRITERS speak of the Two Thousand > G lll~lcls as a alyslery.' It is no mystery to ae, for my selection - c rai~lli to Wihll lwd for the ...

... a ,most popular and attrac- tive Prince. She sings very picasiegiy indeed, sod, besides actieg nith dyloash and vivacity, speaks her lines as they should be spoken, trip- pingrly on the ?? Glsoogow reieo, Decemiber 15tD, 1874. ''Amuong the ladies Mtdlle ...

... of wondrous abilities-and so far as sheer talent loes, ice donot know his living equal. We respect the Las, but, generally speaking, not lawyers, because of their practices; and we would support all whose aim is the purifying, the simplifying the profession ...

... ride the weight witlhout notice, he carried 2ib more. Itappears to us a catcl bet, which we do not approve of, but, strictly speak- igs, B irns, although we think he ought hardly to receive, utder the circuoastances of the cease. CX-N-W do tot fancy No. ...

... to repeat his infamon6 conduct upose another victim. Has theiS bend no 'Gordon' there ssigeht have been no 'Cun- tinghimaI Speaking plainly, does not justice demand that it should be known whether or not every available means were em- ployed to bring to ...